Wrong question. How many have received their orders (and what do they think of them on mature reflection). And how many have not, yet ? Sorted by emitter types, surface finish, and hopefully a slowdown to fix teething problems and apply continuous product improvement. We can only hope, and wait.
I assume that you pre-ordered before this thing existed, so hoped that they would miraculously all be created, and shipped, in every emitter variant, on the promised “day one” well in time for Christmas, and that they would meet, or surpass, expectations, so are anxious.
If you ordered later (still a pre-order) you might legitimately expect to be in a queue in time order, and at least told approximately when yours might be shipped.
Bye the way, I don’t see how a PayPal claim could succeed, unless the torch fails totally within 180 days. As long as it still lights up. Study your local Ts and Cs.
But that’s not actually how it works.
“When did you stop beating your wife” could be a similarly useless question, with no possible answer.
“Anyone, not, yet, received”, is un-answerable by anyone, except those who have “not yet received”, who can by definition, have no useful information to contribute. Those who have received theirs might have useful information to add.
Best stick to questions with yes/no answers, and learn about the process of delivery from China, and their attitudes to customer service. And learn patience.
Also the difference between a shipping or tracking notice, and the reality of the physical thing actually existing and having been delivered into the network (numbers, strange tracking data from unknown sources that you have to try to discover and extract yourself, sometimes even works, even paperwork, usually precede the physical delivery, and are easily gamed, particularly when PayPal rules apply, get your clawbacks in early, don’t waste time or leave it to the last minute.)
Not saying that has been happening here, but it is not unusual.